First Breath After Coma
Catastrophe And The Cure
The Birth And Death Of The Day
Six Days At The Bottom Of The Ocean
Greet Death
It's Natural To Be Afraid
Your Hand In Mine
The Only Moment We Were Alone
Catastrophe And The Cure
The Birth And Death Of The Day
Six Days At The Bottom Of The Ocean
Greet Death
It's Natural To Be Afraid
Your Hand In Mine
The Only Moment We Were Alone
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| First Breath After Coma |
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| It's Natural To Be Afraid |
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| The Only Moment We Were Alone |
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| Greet Death |
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| Catastrophe And The Cure |
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| The Birth And Death Of The Day |
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Notes
Mark Smith - guitar
Michael James - bass, guitar
Munaf Rayani - guitar, drum
Christopher Hrasky - drums, keyboard
http://explosionsinthesky.com/
This was the second of three sold-out shows at the GAMH.
This show will fit on one 80-minute disc if the first and last tracks (intro and outro) are omitted.
Reviews
Reviewer:
celticbhoy
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October 8, 2014
Subject: Brilliiant
Subject: Brilliiant
A brilliant recording and show! Can't get much better than this from a live bootleg. This would be a welcome addition to any EITS fan.
Reviewer:
LittleRussie
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March 12, 2013
Subject: Time
Subject: Time
I have heard of EITS for a while now, but have never truly taken time to listen until this show. After many listens i have come to the conclusion that if music could have sex with your mind, it would sound like this. Make sure you set aside time to listen to this all at once as it is best that way.
Reviewer:
TakeMeWithYer
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July 3, 2012
Subject: Fantastic Recording
Subject: Fantastic Recording
The clarity of this recording is excellent, effectively communicating the dynamic between the guitars and drums as well as between the loudness and softness of the bands dynamic. The guitars are very acceptable, and the drums are absolutely excellent (especially on It's Natural to be Afraid, which nearly brought tears to my eyes). Thank you!
